Chile: Deadly Wildfires Kill at Least 19, Destroy Hundreds of Homes

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Chile: Deadly Wildfires Kill at Least 19, Destroy Hundreds of Homes

Deadly wildfires in southern Chile have killed at least 19 people and destroyed hundreds of homes, as strong winds and warm temperatures continue to fuel the blazes in the Ñuble and Biobío regions. Authorities have declared disaster zones and deployed soldiers, while firefighters battle ongoing and newly ignited fires.

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  • Biobío, Video Location: Talcahuano, 2026, Chile Video Recording Date/Time: January 18

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